davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
rne stsamsr r1nys nesls Over

LosDoN, July 2S.-Wtile the North
German lloyd steamer Trave, which ar
rived at Bremen July.22 from New York,
was discharging NJ Jnday night she heeled
over. Two ports leading TO the engine
room were open, and through thess water
entered the steamer. AT 81 O'Clock in
the morning 1t was discovered that there
were several feet If water In the cabin.
Several hours pumping averted danger 10
the steamer
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Madeiey Excursion.

Ma1eiey n. Z. Sunday scnool made q
very pleasant excrrsion TO Birmingham
parg yesterday where they enjoyed
themselves .eesGnlly despite tLe in
!elso Lsa.. A feature IT ths day was a
game of case ball between the Scuih
Side G.ays and a picked nine from the
Sunday schocl,in W mich the Grays cam g
out victorious by score OF 20 TO 4. A
feature OF the game was the fielding Of
Clark and the catching of Fiemning
OF the Gtays, not Player stealing FEC
oEa base by his fac throwing to bases.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
wrLnl ~ a.ToN a suaTMEKN u =

Time table IN effect May 18th, 1857. 1rasri
Fer Rcaaina. B;-dsSoco. Joanna. spring
reld, WEypesburg JGuctlep, Manor, Pcttt'
ytlio, Ia L aqua, Allentown, I.ocaDon, Wei
nersvil!e ard sll points on tho Philade!pris
AID Reading Il. T., 100 q. II. snd 2.ib 2. Il
For Snr!ngheid, WaynGuhurg Junc
tion, Goa. ssviile. Enbreev!l!e, Lenafs
UhaGd's gcrd and D1toLt'G ami in:erns
dla;e Doin.s,Te, am. z 40, and 10 Z. n.
For CGa.e. vile sid intermed!a points
a. 4 Is T. IN.
For West Chester. co 3. M. a.t6 pm.
Eor New bridge AMI ihternsdlstc pciat'
go p. II. and oL SstIrdag, a. 3 IL ard ii.l'
p. In.
Gu sunday for Heading ard intcrmcfist
po'nts, ~ 20 a. r,., and for Springfield Al
Intermediate points NJ ID Q 10.
| A. q. .MpOkESLAND, E.B. HlRBARB
sui efiptsbdert. Gh0i fHse. Heh
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
A New Foundry,

The j. Horton Poole Company are
completing large foundry, the oi
mensions Of which are 1870 feet. The
foundry will bs supplied with two
Collou crpolaa ana other improved
machinery. 1t lie expected that 1t will
be in operation in about two weeks.
This company Ia very busy, and the
erection OF the new foundry became an
alb solutsly recoasity to osapply the many
aud intricate castings required In their
snei. ekY.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Burned While Firing u Salute.

George w. Humphries of the Every
Evening passed down tie Delaware river
yesterday, on the British Princess. As
the steamer was passing the pier tf the
w. " N. Railroad Company, Haywood
Conant and John p. Hyatt of the Every
Evening, started to fire salute with u
small cannon, when the first named was
burned in the face by premature dis
charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
An Irish Surgeon's Crime.

LONDON. July 2S.-Dr. C:oss, o
wealthy retired Srmy surgeon and IL
well. known member of society IN Ire
land, has been arrested in Cork on q
charge Of having murdered his wife by
gradual poisoning. Tue wits's remains
were exhuned fve weeks after the in.
tsrment, and upon analysis traces OF
poison were fouud. d., Cross married
his family governess a fortnight after
his wife's death.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Enf H4ta HAAI

Shortly after o'clock this afternoon
William Montgomery fell on Orange
street, below Seventh, and striking his
head en- the curbstone, Inflicted cash
about one and half inches In length.
1t is supposed that 30 oma Of the small.
er veins were severed. DR.. bravo was
summoned and suoceeded in stopping
hem, rthage and drew the wound TO-
gether by several stitches.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.
W EGLSTkn'S ORDER.
Al RBGIsTRR's DYyICn,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, D9I.,

July bth, 1857. }
Upon tie application of WILLIAM Il,
DALDW ILL, ExeeutHr of James Barnea
late Of Wilmington Hd., In said county,
deceased, II is ordered and directed by tbs
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice sf granting OF letters Icstamen
tary upon the estate OF tho de.
sased, with the date q granting thereof,
By causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from tho date OIL
such letters in elk OF the mOst public places
oithe county OF New Uestis, requiring all
parsons having demanos against the estate
10 present tGe same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly IN aucl case made AID provided /;
ard also cause the came to ba inserted
within the same period in tins daily
REPuBLIoAr. a newspaper pubBsheG in vii
ruington, Eel, and to DO continued therein
snfee weeks 10 d..
I) Given under Tire hand and Seal
L.s. }ot UBics OF tho Register aroresaid
t--~-- at WilniugtOn, IN ha1 Uagtls
County aforesaid, tno day and year above
WriclSa. J JAN x. BRADFORD,
Register.
Ro~1u,-All persons having clsims agains
the ostGts OF tae deogesed must present th,
came, duly sttested TO tee Executor
On or before July bth, 1855, O
t xblde the Act OF Assembly IN such caae mad,
WILL AM H. CALDWELL, Executor.
-.... =, .,.., E,.. =. -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Murdered k.is yPife.

CHATTASooGA, Tenn, July 26.-
John fickott, moonsainer, ehot and
aiiltd his wife last night at z O'Clock on
Waiuens iidse, fifteen miles from
Chattanooga, because she refused to &C.
company him to his still. The mur.
iersr escaped. OH 3ers are securing
he country for him. The woman was
shot through the head with shotgun.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
DelegE.eS Elected.

The Delaware Fire Company held 3
meeting lasc sreaiog aid elected WIN.
hl:2 md TaCnss prst. delegates 10
feft Sci t ;hc c0ulIauy Lt TIE Firemt n 3
ConveLt.2p, vi ch VII be held In Phil.
ace pt . l5:s evening, to make artapge
nantS for tle FGl&is Wh ca will take
p'aaa . ehC5 city lEis fall on the cen
tsrLial aLh.7eisAry Cf tie adoption OF
Tie cursftsn, ~,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
FaI,iIpnnn VIM Go.

LONDON, July 27.-Prince Ferdinand
OF ssxs Co6urR, the newly elected
Prince Of Bulgaria, is expected at Sofia
early in August 10 take the oath OF
office. The Bulgarian government has
sen: to the officials OF the va, ious towns
through which the Prince vii! pssa
orders to receive the new ruler with
due honors.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
MT Turn,

Mt. Lebsucn NJ. e. Sunday school,
Rockland, Del, will excursion TO B:r'
n.nRham Park to-morroS, leaving the
Rockland depot at o'clock o. NJ. A
pleasant time is expected, as Birming'
ham Park Is one of the most attractive
and coolest places at which e1cureioI-
lists can spend day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
StrOnk l.Rneunge.

Congressman Mills, of Texas, In re.
cent speech declares that "llell is full to
overfowing with such political preachers
as DR.. Carol" the prohitit!onist. In re-
ply the 'ditor of the Waco Advance re-
f-rred to Mills in rhythmic phrase as
"this foul mouthed infdel, snake eyed
monster -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
For Atlantic City.

On and after next Sunday tho steamer
Brandy wine will leave Fourth street
wharf every Sunday morning at
O'Clock, urtil furtAer notice, 10 connect
with tie cara OF the Philadelphia aud
Atlantic City Railroad ut Oemden for
Atlantic City. Tickets for the round
trip have been placed at the low rate oi
Gl go.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Boulauper to Chal!enge Ecrry.

PARIS. July 2S The Courriar du
6oir reports that Genera Baulaneer has
rtq1ested ofii ;isl permission to chsl.
leuge M. Perry TO hSht duel on &c.
court Of the ex-Pcemier's recent sptec
al Epira,.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
MLLl Atsenn Ehnrch-

The Young Mems Temperance Union
viii attend d.2.Ae : rvlee- N the A. bury
NJ: + church, oa sunday, July 3lst
All nemhcrs are requested to meet at
their room GA that DAY q. 80 a. IN
sharp, aud 70 A.!E- ;he.r badges and
white gloves.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Not suicidal

We are Informed sl,.s that % ~
taken by John Dug DasssIi Ii,cni
and had BET p kept ,ioo,,sss iol
the family. 1t san 10 ln,osSasJ|
Dugnn, having bses : d. uocsur
the day, was unaoie ma oiiser'Ssrrt1 a
tad bad ' and took t,, The 'sSs', anu ~
is /. i, no doubt about BIS ssy' 'l''
heaIth at an early Sa,'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

The young men OF the Union M. Z.
Sunday school viii run tho moou liz ut
excursion next Monday night. Every.
bJdy Ghould 60 on.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
AthIelic Snur,h

The boys who reside around Franklin
street, Will have Il 5 rtcs OF athletic
SD rts, consisting OF running, waking,
and sack races, on August ., Ii, In lot
near the Cool Spring basin. a small AL
nj 80,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
,IuHt Received

large invoice OF watermelons and can
ta.oupas, which will be sb!d ~ the low
est prices o. SMELTz's, IL E 4th.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
WM,B.SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market SIS.

All the balance
of our stock of
White and COlored
p | a i d Muslins-
White Lace Stripes
ard Plaids-White
plaid and stripe Ca
BILE Cords are now
marked at a big re.
duction to close the
season.
There's many de-
sirable and very
handsome styles in
these lines, the quail
tiles are unsurpass-
ed, being imported
direct. For ladies',
c h i | dr en- s and
misses wear they
are good always
and this is an oppor-
tunity you should
not miss.
Lace Plaid I6c. down tt
12i.
Lace Plaid 25c. down tc
II.
Lace Plaid SOC. down t
20
Lace Plaid 35c. down te
22.
Gable Cords 35c. down tt
~.
Gable Plaids s5c. down t.
22.
A small lot O
yard wide Wamsut
ia Muslin, slightl.
imperfect, reduced
10 . &c. from lL2 G.
A few yet of Car
reau D'Organdies--
Ecru, Blue AM
Pink, Sc. from l5.
What we hav'
yet of wide Flounc
, ing one-third off i
' price to close. Som
good styles left.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
, Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

'KENNARD&CO,
Closing sale of
Egyptian Lace, in
white, creams and
ecru.
All the 50, 45 and
.37ac.widths reduced
to 15c. All the 81,
25 and zoe. widths
reduced to lOc.
You all k n O W
when we advertise
a reduction to close
a line of goods it
means business, SO
if you come early
you will not be dis.
appointed. But do
not come in a week
OF two and expect
to find them; bar
gains of this kind
do not stay long
with us. Also 40.
inch Egyptian Lace
E Flouncings at soc.
for $l.OO quality
,; and 75c. for Sl.5(
a quality.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

when baby was sick, We rave her Castoria,.
When she was Child, she cried for CastOria
when she became Miss, she CHING 70 Castoria
Whep she had Children, shs gaze them Cas-
tortn.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Fifth EDlIlI'

philAdeiphia. ~O'Ann d b,
wa1.mI1! M ward Singles can \.
ina i%apsmsssT s,o,s s, 4 Brow. n. o., . \
's ''ofe, phiIadelhis, 0'ta
spending a few dsvss' dst' 81 81 lta
'eir'lv', II y Mis- Lotii'IL,SaTss, STs'a'
A,iau,;h Asa ,GhOol, o, /, at to s''fS, Sa,. .
A,,Sn'l' va m City, for q tlsis,s,. aisa
sasnI Was In ou, city to da, Ioss,Vss \ V,I
happy and hopeful. '''''ls
The Rev. j, e B,v.
ing. ~ cij
I.,a." uo,."5 y role, a brotne,o, M
John ion =. Pole Of Phl!sSsSSs,,.a \,
ing friends in thl. city ,ass, sp1.,
-, DR.. i Isaiah Lukens copti,'s ,','
III, and the square in i,0n, itra,aa Y
aenoe, on West s,lee,, u, cor,s. y
to travel BY vehicles, ''''a'
Miss Josephine Nacsur. i.
i[i,, friends and relatives at Den,,,,'
VIII leave for Atlantic Civ. N
a Two weeks sojourn. '"'
Mics Ella MOulAud, with n
Oscar, is spending a h,
D1ver' visiting her s.,,s
Spter. '''''
Mrs. Sadie McFar.n ,,r,
home yesterday 10 TsmpI' NJ
q three months vi,It t,r
PA'en'o' mr. and Mrs, 7. LII
Mr., and Mrs. W. W. IAN,
MargaIe: j., Emma D n
W. Lobdell Of this city, sI1
greds Hall, Cape May, ul.s
the season.
The first moonlight en-,
comes cii will be Ee,, Nj
and you had better 20 Oh NM
walt for another. The Br,a,|
take you from FoultA .as.,
O'Clock.
Mrs. Amelia G. Lons ,ay
Cooper, with Masters MI
Samuel W. Long aud ". N
are spending a few days r3
Mrs. James r Deistn,
Bridge.
Miss Harriet Penrsrt
accomplished young Ant,
city, is spending scme tir
hut next week will, wi
fttencs, 60 to WOods,ocsl
the base o: the White NJ,
remain { uting Augus..
-~s>..--
Dots.
The concert garden q, al
Is the place TO spend a pl,sa
Blk hundred person, jai,s
cursion OF Epworth Chga
grove yesterday Afternoon
j. jackson Pierce, VII
ankle ON the 18Th inst i,iis
oa crutches.
Mr.. Raymond hos been n
the past few days that tsia
i,e croam parlors for relilll
! BILE rate.
A young man by The riR
! an employee Of the J'ckN
: Company, had his thuubhMl
;, terday afternoon, On a cirtalr
n Joseph Ssyers had Bis .
o severity laceratsd on IoiEs,
afternoon, In tie JscE:OlaI
n pany's shops.
A large excursion from Psl
consisting of twenty'!D d
excursionists, visited thm
n Springs on Thursday.
@ The peach festival ottsh,
y NJ. E. Church, at TwsaiIil
b Market streets, Is being "
!. ized.
i. At q meeting Of the lssi.,1
q teld las, eveuiI 9, they dta1
& their stores at 6 80 O'Clock \
j. ing, except Tuesday and uSlI
lag the month OF August
The little boy OF NJ. ToI
Sun, who was run over Oh J
q doing as well as could oea
d he may possibly recover li'.I 4
g ries which al first were 'Nl
y prove fatal. !
. The Philadelphia lscia
70 70 a new Hos rotary WeOols
y = prets room. They have alsP.
- new stereotype Dacalnesn
dry, and will sOOn ha"
ready to enlarge. -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
BAL1InOI,sE d 0MIo RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EEFECT. July g, 1887
Trains leave psis"ars Avenue EepoE
FAST. HOUEU:'
II umouhtioE, ubiiSi
WEST.BOUSU:
WhS1'boOCo'
Uhicago Limited daily 4. q

Uhicsso Limited, daily. a. x
Arrives Chicago $50 lea; rocTning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except sunday. 10 q. m.
Otnctrnaa Limited, dsiiy..,.....H.sb 20 a, = ,
Arrives Cincinnati 1.&G 4. Il 1t. L0c.i
e.A0 7. II. nsxt car.
Baitiino-s mIaodation, daily, eco p. II
Oh!cs-0 k-i 81. Louis Express,
Siago Iy A:con moiaIon, daily, 7.3o Q. n
FuE LANDENBEHtf, . co a. N SUNDAY
only. ll01 .. In. daily, except Sunday
G.oJ p. D.. SD $40 z. Il. daily.
Iraira .aAvs fdSrEet street Staten:
Fo' pLilateiphia $50 A. Ii, daily eIcep
suldG7, als r. NJ, daily. icr Baltimore
2i6 =. M., daily. go' Asndeabers. e.S0 and
Hoo 4. a, daily, ezesp' SrndaS; y % a. IN
Trains ior oilmington-Leave Phnsde,
!hia 40 and $40 a. In. catly. 7.lt a, n
daily, except sunday; 1895, tlo4b d. N
dai!yi2 20, 20, AS, 1850, $40, ESQ. $40
lc.01 y. IN. dsGg.
LZpreFs t-ainst
W. 81. GLEN EETS, q. u. LORD.
Manager. Genl Pats. hNsbi
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
OAK HALL:
Great Quantities Of Every
thing Needed at Low
Prices.

That's the omo:.nation
that keeps a regular flow-
tide and active business at
Sixth and Market.
Special --$3 Blue Trous.
ers. Good weight and
quality.
Speoisl-F inc Eaglish
Serge Trousers, So IS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
MILD NUllUE.
OFFICE PoARp or HEATH,

I5gUR KENT DEL. AVENUE lOE
= ctean 6nd oyster parlors, on sccouni
OF Illness lLess pariors WI! he 70 rsn: TO
respprsib!e person. Apply at COS delaware
aVolua iy29 81
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Letters oi'' .,srl

Ed rim "; ae'In, 'IIn,,sa, ~ I.
Be. been s,,sts. sss'':Tan The P,,'sss'ss
500 So sssSss sso~ard! foansi9ess . 9essar,,' (
..2,p men, p5o,,1alFPss . ,eaF ssfio, { =, ,,siis ~
soasis.ssp, s''s's I. ssp,!!s5:.5 !; q !. :. s'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
.,a,e Of the fenr
p,s wesin"

TO morrow p,,S pIeS%IIso,ssa y
s;sfis s;sSsS; s5s'f:; f;'ii'; Si:,,..ss.:;! 5'r''!. =
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

saIe OI ) NJ tlN
e.. ::;:; :; E; ;;;:: s.: !: ~: !: e:
:s,as .s'saa1SsH; & 1sSsou,d d'i,''' ss % ''''''
SnsSf @ay bs expected
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

The pleasan,'.,,a' !. aI} Plss'l q ls' a
Rs, sysHiHs; u !, y ',if ,5 &:
day i,,I1 ni.s,,'i "A BY Sglg 5Ds sp'i IT, oa@
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
Valentines Day. Feb. l4th.

Valentine was a presbyter of the
church who suffered martyrdom
uuder the Emperor Claudius, about
1920.
ut is ceremony" says Bourne,
never omitted among the vulgar
to draw lots, which they term Vel
entine on the eve before Valen tine
Day. The names of a select mum
Der of one sex are, by an equal
number of the other, put into some
vessel; and after that, every one
draws a name, which for the pres
ent is called their Valentine, and
is looked upon as good omen of
their being man and wife after
wards"
He adds there is a rural tradition
that on THIS day every bird chooses
it's mate, and concludes that perhaps
the youthful part of the world hath
first practiced this custom SO COM
mon at this season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
High School Items.
BY PSYCHE.

Examinations are over again.
The new stile at the boys en-
trance in place of dilapidated
gate is an improvement worthy of
mention.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes of the M. E.
church paid US pleasant visit
Tuesday morning and made a short
and interesting talk. He has many
friends among the scholars and we
shall be pleased to see HIM again.
1t is earnestly desired that the
citizens of Pulaski and vicinity re-
member the date of our entertain
ment, Feb. Is, and attend. We
shall do our best to entertain you
with the best efforts of our school
and as an addition attraction,
Mrs. Nellie Cobbs Phillips of Biz
mingham, acknowledged to be one
of the finest singers in, the south,
has prevailed upon to lend her
beautiful voice for the occasion.
We promise you a pleasant even
inc
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
In Chancery at Pulaski
FEBRUARY RULES, 1887.

Tolley q Eaton ct ais, complainants, vs.. G.
W. Brock ct ais, defendants.
N this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
L ton of the Clerk and Master, from an aft
davit to the bill, that the defendant, C. W.
Brock, is a nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee, 90 that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on him; and that he
Justly indebted to the compliments in the
sum of about $l45 90; and an original at
tachment having been issued against the es-
tate of said c. W. Brock, and the same
having been levied upon a stock sof goods
wares, merchandise. barrels, fixtures, lamps
counters, pool tables, billiard tables and tx.
lures belonging to them, money, notes, &C.
counts AID books in the hands Of James
Bledsoe, in a house on west side of let Main
street, known as the Star Saloon,
On motion it is therefore order ed thai
publication be made for four weeks in sue
cession in the Pulaski Citizen q newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski, in said
state e4niringlthe said defendants to be
and appear on the first day of the next
tenn of the Chancery court to be held fol
the county Of Giles, at the courthouse in
Pulaski, on the 3rd Monday in February
1887, and answer compliments bill or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing, ex-parte.
j. B. STACY, G. & NJ.
feb10-4t By Ed. B. JONES, D. G. d NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10

+ . FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1887
Now ready contains Colored Plates, hundreds of II
lusrations and nearly 200 pages-32 pertaining TO Gar
denng and Flower Culture and over $50 containing an
TABLES grown with directions how to grow them,
the best SEEDS, PLANTS, and BULBS
can be procured with prices Of each. This book mailed
free receipt Of 10 cents and the 10 cents may be de-
Quoted from the first order sent us. Every one inter-
should have this work We refer TO the millions who
have used our seeds Buy only vck's Seeds at Head
quarters. !, JAMES WICK, SEEDSMAN,
Ssxzssssss.. Rochester, N. Y.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
Chronic Coughs and Colds.

And all diseases Of the throat and
lungs can be cured by the use of Sc0tt'S
Emulsion, as it contains the healing
virtues of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos-
phites in their fullest form. 1t is a
beautiful, creamy Emulsion palatable
as milk, easily digested, and can be ia
ken by the most delicate. Please read !:
81 consider Scott's Emulsion the RENEE
dy par excellence in Tuberculous and
Strumous Affections, to say nothing of
ordinary colds and throat troubles."--
w. r. S. Connell, M. D., Manchester, o
81 am using your Emulsion Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites for an affec-
ton of my throat and the improve
ments are beyond my expectation."-D.
Taylor, NJ. D., Coosawatte, Ga. j27-4t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
Gold Watches Free to All.

In 1886 we gave away over one mill
lion OF our beautiful cards and scrap
pictures. We have the prettiest lot of
Sunday school, reward, birthday,
fringed and visiting cards, scrap pic
lures and fancy tissue papers of any
house in the trade. To introduce sam
pies at once we make the following lib
eral offer The person telling us the
longest verse in the bible before March
Is, will receive lady's watch worth
$50, solid gold, hunting case, stem
winding. II there is more than one
correct answer, the second will receive
a gentleman's gold watch worth $50,
hunting case, stem winding. The
third a solid silver watch worth $25
the fourth gold finished watch each
one of the next ten persons an open
face nickel watch. Enclose "a cents
in stamps or silver with your answer,
for which we shall send you a pack OF
samples of our lovely cards and scrap
pictures, price list, agents terms and a
32-page book over $50 illustrations and
plain gold ring made from heavy 1Sk,
pure rolled gold plate. We warrant
every one for five years. Name this pa
per and write at once as this will not
appear again, Address w. c. Griswold
a. Co., Room 8, P. o. Building, Center
brook, Conn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-02-10
How Can We fell?

Some men are offended if we Do
stop their paper and some if we
DON'T. How can we tell what you
want unless you tell US?
1t is not
treating US right
to get mad at US
for not doing thing when you
refuse to tell US!
When you hear
ES A man ~RI
Talking about us unkindiy
Ask him his grievance and pay
him up what he thinks he is dam
aged and then come in with his re-
ceipt and we will. pay you!
How monstrous strange!!!!!!!
That a citizen OF Giles county
should do without his county paper
at such an
Insignificant price-ET
when he might fipd something in ii
the first week that would be worth
ten years subscription.
The people of Giles have
Stood by THE CITIZEN
@- Bravely and Generously -ET
God bless the people of Giles!!
And The CITIZEN has
!!!.!Stood by Giles County!!!!!
With all its might and main.
Three cheers for all of us! Let's
keep up the partnership!
Now LISTEN:
We will give The CITIZEN to any
man in Giles county who will take
it three months and then come in
and say it is not worth the money
If any honest man will say on hon
or that The CITIZEN is not at least
as good as any other county paper
on earth, we'll build